Norton AntiVirus

Norton AntiVirus is lighter than Rising Antivirus (the program I used before Norton).

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1. Open all of your Norton products simultaneously. If you have more than one Norton product of the same software---two antivirus scanners, for example---choose one to use as the "monitor" while using the others to "scan."

2. Go to the "Settings" section of any programs you will use to monitor your computer. Set them to "monitor." This option usually is available in the first tab of the "Settings" section. The programs that will not be monitoring your computer must then be set to "scan." You may do this by simply switching the "monitor" setting to "off" if it is set to "on."

3. Run your Norton products simultaneously. They will now be able to run without conflicting with each other, ensuring the products will detect malware efficiently.

1. Download Norton Removal Tool, a product specially made by Symantec to remove any and all Norton products from your computer. This is useful because Norton has a tendency of leaving files behind long after being uninstalled.

2. Open the Norton Remover by double-clicking the file you just downloaded.

3. Follow the prompts to complete the process of completely removing all Norton products. Be sure to read the terms of use, then click "Next" to let Norton Remover do it's work. It is perhaps the best product Symantec makes.

1. Locate the icon on your desktop (or wherever it is on your computer).

2. Move the mouse over the icon and right-click it.

3. Select "Delete" from the menu.

4. Right-click your Recycle Bin and choose "Empty Recycle Bin" to remove the icon permanently.

5. Verify that file is gone, and if not, boot your computer into safe mode (Press "F8" at bootup) and re-delete the file.

1. Download Norton Utility Removal Tool. Visit www.symantec.com and type in "Norton removal tool" in the search bar at the top of the screen. Hit "Enter" on your keyboard and click the first link that appears onscreen. Choose your product from the selection by clicking the appropriate link, and scroll down to the "Download" button. Click "Download" and wait for program to download. If you have other Norton programs, save your product key before uninstalling Norton SystemWorks as the Norton Utility Removal Tool erases all Norton programs.

2. Double-click the downloaded program and follow the instructions. Restart your computer when the uninstaller program is finished running.

3. Click the "Start" button at the bottom of your screen. Click "Control Panel" and double-click "Add/Remove Programs." Select Norton SystemWorks and press "Next." Follow the onscreen instructions, and restart your computer. Click "Start" and "Search," followed by typing "Norton SystemWorks" into the search bar. Delete any folders that contain Norton or Systemworks in the title. Empty your Recycle Bin and restart your computer.

1. Go to the "Start" menu on you desktop and open the Control Panel. If your computer has the Windows 7 operating system, click "Uninstall a program" under "Programs."

2. Scroll through the list of programs until you find Norton Security. Right click over the program name and click "Uninstall." A box will pop up that asks if you are sure you want to uninstall the program; select "Yes" and Norton Security will begin uninstalling.

3. Click "Programs" after opening the Control Panel if your computer has Windows Vista. Select "Programs and Features."

4. Go through the list of programs; select Norton Security and then click "Uninstall." Confirm that you want to go through with the uninstall by clicking "Yes" when you are prompted. You can verify that Norton was uninstalled by checking your program list.

1. Click the "Don't remind me" checkbox when an alert appears on screen.

2. Click on the "Start" button and select "Run."

3. Type "services.msc" in the white text box. Click "OK."

4. Find "Intel Alert Handler" in the list of services that appear in the box.

5. Right-click on "Intel Alert Handler" and select "Stop" in the menu that appears.

6. Restart your computer for the changes to take effect.

1. Click on the "Norton Internet Security" or the "Norton Antivirus" icon on the Desktop or Taskbar to bring up the program window.

2. Click on the "History" link within the program to open the "Security History" window.

3. Select "Scan Results" in the "View" list box to display the Norton scan history on your computer.

4. Click "Clear Entries" under "Other Actions" on the right panel.

5. Click "Yes" to confirm deleting the scan history.

1. Open your Norton Antivirus Program. You should have the latest version, as this program is regularly updated online these days.

2. Click on the "History" button that should be located below the "Scan Now" button. You should now see a list of historical scan data and blocking actions that Norton Antivirus has recently performed.

3. Find and click the "Clear History" button toward the right side of the interface. Norton will now ask if you are sure you want to delete the data. Click "Yes," then give your computer a moment to process, and the history deletion will be complete.

1. Go to the "Start" menu and click on "Control Panel."

2. Double-click the "Add/Remove Programs" folder (click on the "Uninstall a program" link under "Programs" in Windows 7 and Vista).

3. Scroll down the list of programs, click on the Norton application you want to remove and then on the "Remove" button ("Uninstall" in Windows 7 and Vista.) Follow the prompts of the Installation Wizard to remove the software from your computer. Repeat this process for each of the Norton products and then restart your computer.

1. Go to the "Start" menu and click on "All Programs."

2. Scroll down the list, click on the Norton product you want to remove and select "Uninstall." Follow the step-by-step instructions of the Installation Wizard to delete the program.

3. Repeat the process for each Norton application that has a built-in uninstaller.

1. Go to Symantec support web page and click on the "Download" button under "Download and Run the Norton Removal Tool." Click on "Save File" in the confirmation pop-up to accept the download.

2. Double-click the saved file and then follow automatic prompts to remove all Norton products from your computer.

3. Restart your computer.

1. Click "Start."

2. Select "Settings."

3. Open "Control Panel."

4. Double-click on the "Add or Remove Programs" icon.

5. Click "Norton Antivirus 2002" and then click "Remove" to delete the program from your Windows XP operating system as well as your computer's hard drive.

1. Click on the "Start" button in the lower-left corner of your screen.

2. Highlight "All Programs" and select "Norton Internet Security."

3. Click "Uninstall Norton Internet Security."

4. Click "Remove All" and then click "Next" on the bottom of the pop-up window.

1. Click "Start" and select "Control Panel."

2. Click "Add or Remove Programs."

3. Look for "Norton Security" and click on it.

4. Click "Remove" and select "Remove All" after the pop-up window appears.

5. Restart your computer. By the time your computer reboots, the program should be erased.

1. Download the Norton Removal Tool (see Resources).

2. Click "Save." Save this file to the desktop.

3. Click on "Norton_Removal_Tool.exe" on your desktop. Make sure all Norton applications are closed. If using Windows Vista, right-click on the icon and click "Run as Administrator."

4. Restart your computer. Once you reboot, the program should be erased.

1. Click once on the "Norton Internet Security" system tray icon.

2. Click "Settings" under the "Web" section of the screen.

3. Select "Miscellaneous Settings."

4. Select the "Configure(+)" link on this screen and then use the window that appears to delete sites you no longer want Norton Internet Security to see as authenticated.

5. Click "Apply." This will save all of the changes you just made to Norton Internet Security's authenticated sites settings.